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The ground attack and cloak make Wraiths useful for harassing the [[worker]]s of poorly defended expansions. They're also useful for picking out lone units scouting before the opposition can react. Wraiths, however, have a weak ground attack, are fairly fragile against most units, and easily damaged. While this is compensated with the cloaking ability, Wraiths are not very massive due to their cost. |
The ground attack and cloak make Wraiths useful for harassing the [[worker]]s of poorly defended expansions. They're also useful for picking out lone units scouting before the opposition can react. Wraiths, however, have a weak ground attack, are fairly fragile against most units, and easily damaged. While this is compensated with the cloaking ability, Wraiths are not very massive due to their cost. |
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+ | In the campaign, they become available during the mission "[[Revolution]]" in [[Episode I]] and in "[[Ruins of Tarsonis]]" in [[Episode V]]. |
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==Abilities== |
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The Wraith is a terran air unit in StarCraft. It is voiced by Glenn Stafford.[1]
Overview
The Wraith is best against large-sized air targets such as battlecruisers and guardians.
With the Apollo Reactor a Wraith can remain cloaked for over 3.5 minutes.
The ground attack and cloak make Wraiths useful for harassing the workers of poorly defended expansions. They're also useful for picking out lone units scouting before the opposition can react. Wraiths, however, have a weak ground attack, are fairly fragile against most units, and easily damaged. While this is compensated with the cloaking ability, Wraiths are not very massive due to their cost.
In the campaign, they become available during the mission "Revolution" in Episode I and in "Ruins of Tarsonis" in Episode V.
Abilities
The Wraith can cloak. It can still attack while cloaked.
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Upgrades
- +1 bonus to attack per level for Wraith ground attack and Valkyrie attack.
- +2 bonus to attack per level for Wraith air attack.
- +3 bonus to attack per level for battlecruiser attack.
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Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
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- +1 armor to Wraith, dropship, battlecruiser, science vessel, Valkyrie per level.
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Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
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- Increases the Wraith's energy by 50.
- Increases starting energy from 50 to 62.5.
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Wraith Heroes
Quotations
Development
During development, the Wraith was known as the Phoenix.[2] In the StarCraft alpha the craft had a different appearance[3] In the StarCraft beta, while the original name was retained, the craft had an appearance identical to its end successor.[4] Both versions of this craft had Gemini missiles.[3][4] Its unit profile bore resemblance to the marine.[5]
The name has since been adopted by a StarCraft II protoss unit.[6]
Images
References
- ↑ Glenn Stafford, Behind the Voice Actors. Accessed on 2015-04-22
- ↑ Lord of Ascension. 2007-09-28. StarCraft Evolution. StarCraft Legacy. Accessed 2007-12-02.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 2009-03-19, StarCraft Wire. Artist: Blizzard Entertainment. Accessed on 2010-01-19
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 2009-03-19, StarCraft Wire. Artist: Blizzard Entertainment. Accessed on 2010-01-19
- ↑ Hidden Pics, Angelfire. Accessed on 2018-06-06
- ↑ Blizzard Entertainment. Phoenix, Blizzard Entertainment, Retrieved 2007-09-06.